The Midtown Project in Bozeman, Montana, involved extensive commercial landscape installation and hardscaping, incorporating permeable paving, underground soil cell systems, and landscaping to enhance the surrounding urban environment.
Greater Gallatin installed 15,984 square feet of permeable pavers, creating durable paved surfaces that allow stormwater to filter through rather than collecting as surface runoff. The project also included 21,015 square feet of filter grid material and 8,200 square feet of soil cells, providing underground infrastructure designed to support healthy tree growth and stormwater management.
Landscape installation included 39 trees and a total of 532 plants, adding greenery and natural elements to the developed streetscape. The combination of trees, plantings, and permeable hardscaping helps balance functional urban infrastructure with attractive outdoor spaces.
The Midtown Project demonstrates the integration of commercial landscaping, permeable paver installation, and sustainable landscape construction in Bozeman’s growing urban areas.
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